They Got The Blame
Subtitle: The Story of Scapegoats in History
Publisher: Association Press
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Foreword 3; title: Casting Out the Devil 7; title: The Original "Scapegoat" 10; title: Penance by Proxy 11; title: The Power of Custom 12; title: Trickery Creeps In 13; title: Religious Persecution 15; title: The Blood of the Martyrs  15; title: Christians Turn Persecutor 17; title: Protestants Take Their Turn 18; title: "Popish Plots" 19; title: The Irish "Invasion" 21; title: "Know-nothingism" 22; title: The "Tragic Era"; title: The Black Man's Burden 25; title: Restrictions on Voting 26; title: Residential Segregation 26; title: "Jim Crow" Laws 27; title: Public Funds 27; title: Economic Discrimination; title: Justice 29; title: Are You a Mason? 31; title: The Jew as Scapegoat 32; title: Russia Invents the Pogrom 33; title: The Nazi's Number One Scapegoat 36; title: America: "Melting Pot" or Patchwork? 41; title: Narrowing the Nozzle 43; title: The Anti-foreign Drive 45; title: Labor Versus Capital 47; title: Main Street Versus Wall Street 49; title: Labor's Upward Struggle 50; title: Summing Up 52; title: Appendix 55; title: I. Questions of Fact and Interpretation 55; title: II. Activities for Intercultural Education 56; title: Bibliography 62